Steve Richards
Rankin up there
Late post (apologies!). Last month I went to Chiltern Kills, a one-day Crime Fiction event in Gerrards Cross which, fortunately, is on my...
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Thrillers with character
Steve Richards
Aug 101 min read
B&B Get together
No, not bed and breakfast. Every three months a bunch of readers and writers in and around Bath and Bristol get together to discuss all...
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Steve Richards
Apr 41 min read
3 books out and numbers 4 and 5 on the way
Who would have thought it? Just over a year ago I decided to start writing a crime thriller series and here I am with 3 books out, the...
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Steve Richards
Oct 31, 20231 min read
Sam's the man
I'm delighted to say that Samuel James will be recording books 2 onwards in the Luke Sackville Crime Series. Sam has over twenty years...
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Steve Richards
Jul 18, 20231 min read
Arrietty - publication day
Today's the day I take off my writing hat and concentrate on promoting my daughter's new psychological thriller 'Arrietty' which comes...
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Steve Richards
Jul 18, 20231 min read
Parsons Knows
I am ecstatic to have Aubrey Parsons on board to narrate the audiobooks for the Luke Sackville Crime Thriller Series. He's already...
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Steve Richards
Jun 5, 20231 min read
You can't beat a team that's a beta team
My Beta readers have come up trumps. I asked them to focus on big picture items: Are the first few chapters engaging? Did they make you...
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Steve Richards
May 25, 20231 min read
Olly Olly Olly
My daughter Abby Davies and I are delighted we chose Olly’s company Morevisual to design our book covers. Yesterday was the cover reveal...
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Steve Richards
May 14, 20232 min read
Shiny Things and Gravediggers
CrimeFest is a blast whether you’re a writer or a reader. My visit to CrimeFest 2023 was my first and was limited to the first day and a...
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Steve Richards
Apr 28, 20232 min read
First draft of Book One complete!
Too early to celebrate? I don't think so. After dropping the book eleven months ago at 29,000 words I picked it up again in February and...
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